Police Blotter: Possible gunshots? And more gunshots?
By Drew Hoffmaster | Nov. 12, 2024Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office and OUPD respond to reports of possible gunshots, child endangerment and a stolen sign.
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office and OUPD respond to reports of possible gunshots, child endangerment and a stolen sign.
The program is adding a required portfolio project, pathways of specificity, and new required and rearranged classes.
April Sole started Paws of Hope Cat Sanctuary to provide a space for stray cats in Athens.
Around 4 a.m. Saturday, three people were rescued by the Athens Fire Department from a house fire that broke out at a residence on West State Street.
Animation fans wonder what the medium’s future may look like.
Who could play Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino’s remake of American Psycho (2000)?
When musical superstars gather millions of fans at their concerts each year, the environment cannot remain unchanged.
Based on Donald Trump’s last term, climate policy will likely undergo significant backward change.
An $8 million grant was awarded to Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine for the construction of a new research center.
Charlie Adkins, the Incumbent County Commissioner of Athens retained his office and beat Independent candidate Jon Rose, winning by 63.6%.
Marvel’s “Blade” delay showcases a steady pattern in the entertainment industry.
John Crowley’s newest film, “We Live in Time” (2024), is a touching feature.
Bernie Moreno wins Senate race, defeating Incumbent Sherrod Brown.
Although Athens County favored Micah McCarey for state representative for the 95th district, Republican candidate Don Jones won the district overall.
Issue 1, banning gerrymandering and holding more redistricting accountability, did not pass in Ohio despite bipartisan support.
Tax Levy 11 passes in Canaan Township, providing an increase in funds for the Ames-Bern Fire Department and the Richland Area Fire Department.
Levy 17 passes in Athens County, supporting library services needing funding after cuts
Athens County’s levies 19, 20, 21 and 22, support medical treatment and vehicles, senior citizen facilities and children’s services, passed for renewal.
Issue 23 was left off paper ballots, affecting 90 voters who already cast their ballots.
Faculty gathered in Baker Theater Monday to discuss university operations, raising the institution’s profile and OU receiving an award for Diversity were topics of conversation